Fun facts about our artist of the week @briannahelbling
1. She made it to LA for American Idol in 2017 ๐ต
2. She has opened for national acts like Confederate Railroad, BlackHawk, and Neal McCoy ๐ค
3. She's obsessed with chocolate.
4. She's stunning!
Our very first official #artistoftheweek is Mandanโs @briannahelbling ! This girl is going places, and we canโt wait to see where her music takes her. Follow us on Instagram @officialndmhof to meet her and her band.
Merry Christmas, all! There truly is no place like home for the holidays, and we hope your past few days were filled with nothing but laughter and love in your homes.
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One of our personal favorites today... Because even if you don't like Christmas music, you're lying if you say you don't enjoy Jingle Bell Rock.
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Just like all of us, Peggy Lee likes a Sleighride... But are we going to get to enjoy one this year in North Dakota, or is the spring-like holiday season sticking around for a while?! https://t.co/RO6i5rpb6J via @YouTube
Celebrate the middle of your workweek before Christmas with Lynn Anderson's Ding-a-Ling the Christmas Bell! What better way to enjoy a Wednesday evening than with some 70's Christmas tunes coming from a beautiful North Dakotan voice?
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Lawrence Welk and his orchestra perform "Sleigh Ride" with the most upbeat, jolly pep! Christmas Day is only a week away... How are YOU celebrating the season?! https://t.co/lBUclyrSY7 via @YouTube
Happy Monday, everyone! We hope you're all having a fantastic start to the final week before Christmas, but in case you're dealing with the Monday blues... We're here to remind you that 'Soon it will be Christmas Day.' https://t.co/quIwSOIVPu via @YouTube
"The Little Drummer Boy" dates back to 1941, and Peggy Lee's rendition of the song in 1965 was widely popular. Throughout the years, this song has become a holiday classic and it's a perfect tune to enjoy on this relaxing Sunday.
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Are YOU in the spirit of Christmas this Saturday morning? It's a little tough to totally immerse yourself in Christmas in North Dakota when the weather feels like spring, but we're not complaining!
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Believe it or not, Carol of the Bells wasn't originally intended to be a Christmas song. The haunting, yet beautiful melody was originally a winter well-wishing song. Now, though, it's a holiday classic in America. https://t.co/u0Pa2LJG1k via @YouTube
Bobby Vee is dreaming of a White Christmas... Just like many other North Dakotans right about now. Are you someone who hopes for a snowy holiday, or do you enjoy the sunny, dry weather we've had for most of the month?!
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We're not sure what has us more under a spell this afternoon... the fact that Christmas is nearing, or hearing Peggy Lee's breathtaking voice as she sings about the spell Christmas tends to put on people all over the world.
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We were trying to save this one for a snowy day, but since it doesn't look like there are any of those in our near future (which is shocking), here's a classic for you. Lynn Anderson's "Frosty the Snowman" was released almost 50 years ago!
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Lawrence Welk's "Merry Christmas From Our House to Your House" is the perfect old-time tune to warm you up this Monday. Merry (almost) Christmas and Happy Holidays from the North Dakota Music Hall of Fame, to all of you!
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We hope you're all having a relaxing Sunday full of coffee, Christmas cookies, and holiday jingles. Let Bobby Vee's version of "I'll Be Home for Christmas" hit you right in the feelings, like it does to us. https://t.co/XFvCc9CJUu via @YouTube
It's a beautiful December Saturday in North Dakota, and what better time to put your Christmas List together than today?! Peggy Lee's "The Christmas List" is an exquisite, upbeat tune that's perfect for a beautiful weekend like this one.
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"Don't Wish Me a Merry Christmas" speaks about the blues of the holiday season when you're missing someone. Here's to hoping all of YOU get to spend this time with loved ones... But either way, this song is a treat for the ears and soul.
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